GET /v1/domains/{domainId}/registrar-guide

Doğrulama

API açarını bearer token kimi göndərin. Açar sites.view icazəsinə malik olmalıdır; bu icazəsi olmayan açar 404 deyil, 403 xətası ilə rədd edilir.

Bu endpoint heç bir təşkilat ID-si tələb etmir. Sizin açarınız artıq aid olduğu təşkilatı müəyyən edir və cavab həmin təşkilat üçün məhdudlaşdırılır.

Sınaqdan keçir

Bucaqlı mötərizələrdə olan hór şeyi öz qiymətlərinizlə, açar yertutucusunu isə idarə panelinizdən bir açarla əvəz edin.

curl -X GET https://api.zinndigital.com/v1/domains/{domainId}/registrar-guide \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer zdk_live_…"

Sistemə daxil olmusunuz? İdarə panelinizdəki API konsolu real təşkilatınızın identifikatorunu və öz açarınızı avtomatik doldurur, sorğunu canlı API-yə qarşı icra edir ki, siz faktiki cavabı görə biləsiniz. Bu son nöqtəni API konsolunda açın

Təfərrüatlar

*"Where do I actually go to change my nameservers?"* — the question a customer asks after being handed two hostnames. This answers it **without asking them which registrar they use**: the public registry already publishes the sponsoring registrar and its IANA id, so the answer is read from the same RDAP record the WHOIS card renders. `slug` is the instruction set to render — `godaddy`, `namecheap`, `porkbun`, `cloudflare`, `squarespace` or `generic`. ⛔ It is a **slug and never step text**: a client renders its own localized steps from it, because English instructions returned from an API cannot be translated for 58 locales. ⭐ `generic` is a real answer, not a failure. There are roughly 2,500 accredited registrars and "set these two nameservers wherever you bought the domain" is correct at every one of them. `self_serve` says whether we can make the change **for** the customer with an API key they supply, and it is derived from which delegation adapters exist rather than stated per registrar. `locked` says the domain **cannot** be delegated elsewhere at all — true for Cloudflare Registrar, which requires its own nameservers. Those two are different states and need different copy: `self_serve: false` means "you will have to do this by hand", `locked: true` means "there is nothing to do and no setting to look for". `expected` is the pair to set, resolved from the **zone's own** nameservers first rather than a fleet-wide constant — a footprint-free domain gets a provider-assigned pair. `nameservers` is where the registry says the domain points right now, so a client can say "already done" instead of repeating an instruction. Requires `sites.view`, RLS-scoped. A registry that does not answer is a `503`, never a generic card: both mean "we do not know your registrar" and only one of them says so.

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Cavab

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